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"...the three leaves represent ... those who worked, those who fought and those who prayed."

 

About PISCONERI STUDIO*

Creativity Rooted in Experience, Driven by Impact 

Pisconeri Studio is a full-service creative powerhouse specializing in photography, creative direction, design, consulting, and production support across a wide spectrum of visual projects. With decades of experience and a deep understanding of artistic and commercial needs, we craft solutions that are as effective as they are inspired. 

Client-Centered Solutions for Marketing Success 

Every project begins with a conversation. We collaborate closely with each client to define goals, uncover possibilities, and deliver tailored results that elevate your brand. Our success is built on yours — and we don’t take that lightly. 

Integrated Services Include 

    • Advertising strategy and execution 
    • Marketing planning and implementation 
    • Identity and brand development 
    • Website design and development 
    • Print advertising production and media placement A Creative Sanctuary Near Metro Atlanta Located in a welcoming North Atlanta community, 

Pisconeri Studio features 

    • Comfortable production office 
    • Dedicated digital & photography studio 
    • A full kitchen for hospitality and styling 
    • A relaxed, professional environment built for creativity and collaboration 

Photography by Judith Pishnery 

Judith Pishnery brings more than 30 years of artistry and expertise to her photography practice, blending fine art sensibility with commercial precision. Her lens captures the world with a sense of curiosity and soul—from the quiet elegance of black-and-white compositions to vivid, story-rich color images. Judith's work has been featured in international publications, corporate materials, exhibitions, and permanent collections. Whether in the studio or halfway across the globe, her photography reflects a pursuit of thoughtful storytelling and visual excellence.  

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To inquire about specifics and pricing for your individual and corporate projects, email or call us.

 

What's in a Name? The Story Behind Pisconeri Studio 

Rooted in Heritage, Inspired by Creativity 

The name Pisconeri carries a story shaped by time, tradition, and artistic integrity. It’s one of the original Italian spellings of the family name, dating back to the late 1800s and early 1900s, when relatives immigrated to the United States. Over generations, the name evolved—as families adapted to their new environment, spellings like Pisconeri, Piscioneri, and eventually Pishnery emerged. 

In honoring that legacy, Tony and Judith chose Pisconeri as the name of their studio. Rather than using their personal surnames or a generic business moniker, they embraced the rich Italian roots of their family name—a quiet nod to history and heritage that guides their creative work today. 

 Why the Fleur-de-Lis? 

Symbolic Elegance Meets Timeless Meaning 

You’ll notice the fleur-de-lis woven into our studio identity—a stylized lily that has adorned European heraldry, emblems, and architecture for centuries. Its origins span the royal courts of France and noble families of Italy, but its symbolism goes deeper than decor. Historically, the three petals have represented the medieval societal pillars: those who worked, those who fought, and those who prayed. In Florence, Italy—where Judith and Tony find creative inspiration—the Florentine lily variation features stamens between the petals and symbolizes art, resilience, and civic pride. 

For Pisconeri Studio, the fleur-de-lis embodies timeless elegance and a reverence for craft. It’s not just a design element—it’s a reflection of the studio’s dedication to intentional storytelling, meaningful artistry, and cultural awareness.  

It is also the ancient emblem of the city of Florence, and of the Swiss municipality of Schlieren.

In Florentine fleurs-de-lis, the stamens are always posed between the petals. This heraldic charge is often known as the Florentine lily to distinguish it from the conventional design. It is an emblem of the city.

Elsewhere in Italy, fleurs-de-lis have been used for some papal crownsand coats of arms, Farnese, Dukes of Parma, and by some doges of Venice.